JMail.SpeedMailer
EnqueMail(
FromEMail, RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MsPickupdirectory
) : SendMail(
FromEMail, RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MailServers ) : SendXMLMail(
XML ) : | w3JMail Reference |
Reference 4.5
| JMail.SpeedMailer EnqueMail(
FromEMail, RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MsPickupdirectory
) : SendMail(
FromEMail, RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MailServers ) : SendXMLMail(
XML ) : |
| EnqueMail(FromEMail,
RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MsPickupdirectory) : |
Places the e-mail in the mail queue. All data is provided through parameters.'SpeedMail.EnqueMail "me@mydomain.com","recipient@hisdomain.com","This is a test","Example"' |
Methods |
| SendMail(FromEMail,
RecipientEMails, Subject, Body, MailServers) : |
Sends an
e-mail with SMTP, all mail data is provided through parameters.'SpeedMail.SendMail "me@mydomain.com","recipient@hisdomain.com","This is a test","Example","mail.mydomain.com"' |
| SendXMLMail(XML) : |
More info about this function can be found at http://xml.dimac.net/namespace/jmail.'SpeedMailer.SendXMLMail XMLString' |
| Dimac w3 JMail is composed of several objects. The most important one is the Message object. You will best get acquainted with them, by reading the examples provided. If you are running the old version of w3 JMail (3.7), you can find the reference in the menu to the left. |